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Salt of the Earth and Relax Zone open at Destiny USA; Syracuse-based Pyramid Cos., Destiny's owner

Salt of the Earth, a Christian clothing and accessories shop, is now open at Destiny USA. It's on the second level of the mall's expansion section in space previously occupied by fashion retailer Jennyfer. Relax Zone, a massage spot, is also open just down the hall. It's in space previously occupied by Lipsy. Jennyfer and Lipsy were both new European brands brought to the mall by Retail Group of America. The retailers were part of a package of stores the company opened at Destiny. The firm later pulled several of those brands, although some others remain. The Destiny stores were part of a deal involving malls throughout the portfolio of Syracuse-based Pyramid Cos., Destiny's owner.
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